Sentence examples for indeed brilliant from inspiring English sources
The phrase "indeed brilliant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize agreement or admiration for something that is considered exceptionally clever or impressive. Example: "The solution you proposed to the problem is indeed brilliant, showcasing your deep understanding of the subject."
The Good Wife is constantly underrated and Homeland is indeed brilliant.
He was, indeed, brilliant, as testified by the prodigious quantities of poems, letters, stories and other papers he left behind.
Some of these men were indeed brilliant; Jim Simons of Renaissance Technologies won the Veblen medal, a leading mathematics prize.The problem with the models was that they gave investors certainty when none should have existed.
Woodward was notably successful – indeed, brilliant – at professionalising England's approach to international rugby, browbeating the double gin brigade at Twickenham into spending proper money on the shop window team.
This painfully honest, funny play about depression, guilt, and trying save those you love and yourself, is indeed brilliant: an act of complicity and shared imagination between performer Jonny Donahoe and the audience that is exposing, heartfelt and joyous.
During his period in office, it is said, Marcos and his associates enriched themselves and impoverished the rest of the population.In this section A shortage of taxis in Nepal A glimpse People power rides again Even so, it is safer by rail Ready to vote Mahathir's great guessing game Olympic discord ReprintsNo one calls Mr Estrada a manipulator, or indeed brilliant.
The screen, which is four inches, is indeed so brilliant I had to turn the brightness down to view it comfortably in a darkened restaurant.
They are indeed all brilliant brilliant guitar solos!
Because the picture itself is very remarkable indeed - brilliant in its sheer macabre clarity and simplicity.
It was indeed utterly brilliant and utterly unique.
The distinguished theorist of liberalism was indeed a brilliant talker and feline gossip.
